Three Concerns with LGBTQ Terminology
The following blog is written by Rachel Gilson and is part 5 of our series, “Gay” vs. ‘”Same Sex Attraction:” A Dialogue. Rachel is the director of theological development for Cru Northeast. You can find more of her writing at rachelgilson.com. In my first post, I explained how I have come to use language of “same-sex attraction” […]
Responding to Concerns with the Term “Same-Sex Attracted”
The following blog is written by Rachel Gilson and is part 4 of our series, “Gay” vs. ‘”Same Sex Attraction:” A Dialogue. Rachel is the director of theological development for Cru Northeast. You can find more of her writing at rachelgilson.com. The concerns of my brother Greg are stated with charity and gentleness but are ultimately unpersuasive […]
Three Concerns with the Term “Same-Sex Attracted”
The following blog is written by Greg Coles and is part 3 of our series, “Gay” vs. ‘”Same Sex Attraction:” A Dialogue. Greg is part of The Center’s collaborative team and is the author of the book Single, Gay, Christian. I don’t invest much effort trying to proselytize Christians who call themselves “same-sex attracted” (or “SSA”) into using the […]